Tunnel of Trees (M-119)
A 20-mile state highway running north from Harbor Springs to Cross Village along a narrow, winding bluff above Lake Michigan. Michigan's only centerline-free state highway, M-119 passes beneath a continuous hardwood canopy of oaks, maples, birch, and cedar — the 'tunnel' effect is densest in the mid-section near Good Hart. The Discovery Channel named it a Top 10 North American motorcycle ride. Tight hairpin curves and no fuel between Harbor Springs and Cross Village keep the character pure. Designated as a Michigan Scenic Heritage Route.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Bay View
A historic lakeside community that serves as the southern starting point of the route.
Tunnel of Trees
A canopy of hardwoods arches over M-119, offering dappled light and Lake Michigan glimpses through the trees.
Good Hart
A small crossroads community near the northern end of the route with a classic general store.
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